Liver

Both refers to the advanced stages of disease of that organ from which a normal recovery is not possible(let it be kidney or liver).Both are two separate entities with different causes,presentations.

Unless your liver is diseased or fatty it has tremendous regenerative powers. When a person is a living donor it usually takes about six weeks for the liver to regenerate itself. The biggest danger occurs in the first few weeks. As part of the operation, the hospital makes the stomach non acidic. It can no longer kill the bacteria normally eaten with food. It is extremely dangerous for the donor to eat anything other than sterile food. After six weeks, the donor has a normal liver as if nothing happened. The main difference is the large scar.

Hepatitis B is now curable. The new liver will not cure the disease. It will still require treatment.

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No hepatits A is a virus that affects primarily your liver. It is an acute infection that may cause non specific symptoms such as abdominal malaise, anorexia, fever... It is not a chronic condition, and usually heals without any complications. An enlarged liver (also called hepatomegaly), may be caused by a variety of diseases and as such is a non specific sign. It may be associated, to cite only a few, with alcool liver disease, certains infections (EBV for example), certains anemias...

The same as after you eat steak, or chicken, or sushi, or a salad. If you drink enough, you get intoxicated.

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Common causes of elevated liver enzymes include: O Side effect of medication, such as certain nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), cholesterol medications, antibiotics or anti-seizure medications O Drinking alcohol O Obesity O Diabetes O Elevated triglycerides O Infection, such as viral hepatitis and mononucleosis O Autoimmune disorders of the liver and bile ducts, such as autoimmune hepatitis, primary sclerosing cholangitis or primary biliary cirrhosis O Metabolic liver disease, such as hemochromatosis or Wilson's disease O Excessive use of certain herbal supplements, such as kava, comfrey, pennyroyal or skullcap O Gallstones O Tumors of the liver, pancreas or bile ducts Bibligraphy: Elevated liver enzymes: What does it mean?. 2006/7. Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research (MFMER). I had the same problem and this is what my doctor said: O Alcohol O Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis or NASH O Tylenol or some other medication O Hepatitis C Virus O Fat Anyways, if you had only one blood test then the doctor will take another blood test in about a month or so. If the enzymes are still elevated, then he might choose to take another test or try to find the problem. You may want to limit any kind of alcohol beverages or stop some medications before taking the retest so that your enzymes decrease.

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CYP2D6. This enzyme metabolizes some drugs, convert them to a form that can be removed from the body. Genes determine the level of this enzyme in the liver.

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You might be able to petition the courts to have the alcoholic "committed" to a mental institution. Obviously, the behavior is equivalent to suicide and as such qualifies under the category of being an imminent threat to himself. Many states allow for a 3 day commitment for evaluation. Talk to a lawyer or judge if you want to pursue that option. See if it's possible in your state.

Liver biopsies are sometimes called percutaneous liver biopsies, because the tissue sample is obtained by going through the patient's skin.

.70 ounces Actually, it is 2 ounces. I am suspicious of the 2-ounce figure. The entire weight of the hamburger, cooked and including the bun, according to White Castle, is 58 grams, or about 2 ounces (see the serving size column in the nutritional info page at http://www.whitecastle.com/_pages/nutrition.asp). Perhaps the weight of the bun, pickles, etc. exactly counterbalances the weight lost by the patty in cooking, but I doubt it.

According to wikipedia, in white castle's former process (before there were holes in the patties) there were 18 patties per pound of beef, so the pre-cooked weight of one patty would have been 16/18 or 0.89 ounces. (it also says forty to a kilogram, which is 25 grams or .88 ounces). There's no way it's 2 ounces anyway - 2 ounces is the PCW of a standard-sized patty at most other fast food restaurants. A quarter of a pound is 4 ounces, and we all know what a QP patty (Whopper or McRoyal) looks like.

Live loaf, commonly referred to as liver cheese, is typically made of pork liver, wrapped in pork fat. However, some brands or international versions may include beef liver. Other ingredients in liver loaf are salt and dehydrated onion.

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cows eat grass they don't get a lot of nutrients. They need to ferment the grass in multiple levels of their stomachs to get the most out of it.

You need to cut it a little and to roast it on open fire. You must throw little salt on it when it is on the fire. You must not salt it before it was on the fire.

I consulted with my doctor with this exact question. The doctor told me to wait at least 5-7 days after I have taken my last pill before I drink a alcoholic beverage so the INH can flush out of my system.

A machine shop can repair it if it is not damaged too severly. You may end up having to use oversize bearings. If it were me, I would replace it if it has very much damage.

The past week I have craved grapefruit and would prefer it to my favorite sweet. I like grapefruit but never have craved it. I take extra C and a daily Vit/Mineral. Any nutritional reason known to why I would suddenly want and prefer it to other things?